Recycling has just gotten that much easier!
Recycling has just gotten that much easier, see below post. – Yvette Young, President, RevitalizeDIP
The City of Mobile posted the following information about the DIP Recycling Center 3/24/25:
Starting today, we’re offering free take-home bins to make sorting, collecting and transporting recyclable materials easier for citizens! ♻ These 18-gallon bins are available on a first-come, first-served basis at all three of the city’s recycling drop-off centers.
This effort is supported through a grant from The Recycling Partnership, with additional funding from the American Beverage Association’s “Every Bottle Back” initiative and the Alabama Beverage Association. 🌎
Visit https://www.cityofmobile.org/public-works/recycling/ to find the recycling center closest to you and the list of accepted items.
RevitalizeDIP encourages everyone to help keep our south Mobile DIP peninsula community and waterways clean by volunteering to pick up litter as well as reporting potentially hazardous conditions to Mobile County Environmental Enforcement.
RevitalizeDIP is looking forward to hearing about more efforts to improve our south Mobile peninsula community!
RevitalizeDIP encourages everyone in our community to take pride in our south Mobile peninsula area.
We are looking forward to hearing your comments and seeing increased participation in revitalizing our community to its fullest potential.
RevitalizeDIP encourages you to volunteer your time to help us reduce litter, crime and blight from our South Mobile community.
Please contact RevitalizeDIP@gmail.com with news about new and future area accomplishments along with your ideas on how we can improve our community together.
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